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My grandmother is angry all the time. I'm always good to her never disobeying her she lives with me ,my brother, mother, and father. She says she doesn't like my father and my father doesn't get along with my grandmother. I hate living with them and hating each other. You are the only person I have discussed this with.PLEASE HELP!!!! In Family Asked by Bianca Age : 16 1 Answer Bianca 275 Views 1 month ago 1 month left to answer Vote 0 Tweet Report Abuse Email to Friends Add to Favorites Question Badge Use this wwuask.com question badge in blogs, websites, forums. Copy and paste the HTML below:

I'm always good to her never disobeying her she lives with me ,my brother, mother, and father. She says she doesn't like my father and my father doesn't get along with my grandmother. I hate living with them and hating each other. You are the only person I have discussed this with.PLEASE HELP!!!!

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It's very hard to be in the middle of a battle zone like this. The best thing you can do is to try to be nice to everyone, return kindness and understanding for grumpiness and anger. And try to remember that your grandmother and father are not angry with YOU - you're not the cause, though you may be the target from time to time. You can't change their behavior, but you can control your response to the situation. If you try to remain calm and respond with patience and courtesy, even when provoked, you'll be teaching your gram and father a better way to relate. It might help to have a trusted person to confide in and talk to about this - maybe a teacher or a minister who you trust and like. You need our outlet, too, and you should have a safe place to process all this stuff. Good luck. Answered by S.A.CablesAge : 61 1 month ago Report Abuse Edit Delete Vote 0 Add comments Answered by S.A.Cables 1 month ago

It's very hard to be in the middle of a battle zone like this. The best thing you can do is to try to be nice to everyone, return kindness and understanding for grumpiness and anger. And try to remember that your grandmother and father are not angry with YOU - you're not the cause, though you may be the target from time to time. You can't change their behavior, but you can control your response to the situation. If you try to remain calm and respond with patience and courtesy, even when provoked, you'll be teaching your gram and father a better way to relate.

It might help to have a trusted person to confide in and talk to about this - maybe a teacher or a minister who you trust and like. You need our outlet, too, and you should have a safe place to process all this stuff.

Good luck.

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